Elon Musk’s X blocks links to Signal, the encrypted messaging service
www.disruptionist.comSignal has been a primary method of communication for federal workers looking to blow the whistle on DOGE.
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This just means you wrap your signal links in a URL shortener.
A slight hassle; but all the more reason to hate the muskratt.
We should be quietly linking anyone with a need to send a signal link to a nice privacy respecting URL shortening instance somewhere that will basically delete the link in 3-7 days unless told otherwise to keep it around by the user at creation.
Heck; host your own URL shortener while you’re at it.
questions, not to you specifically, but to anyone who stumbles upon this thread.
I use Shlink, you can probably host it on a little digitalocean droplet or something similar.